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以当我被聘为斯蒂芬的You were just starting out in your career and you had a small role, and it was a TV show, and I think there's a lot we can learn from that world. You said your lesson was don't focus on failure. Keep moving toward success. How did you learn that lesson? Hilary Yang: Okay, me. I worked at The Daily Show my last year of college, and I spent my last summer of college there. I was an intern at The Daily Show, and it was an amazing experience to be able to work on a daily show that I don't think a lot of people would have thought about. But in the world of television, that's not often the case, unless it's late night, right? Like usually you're creating longer content. You have time to figure it out, and then you're done, and then you can move on to the next scene or whatever you're shooting. We had to start from scratch every day. I really saw that when I was helping , I mean, I had a front row seat and witnessed everything that happened, and our show wasn't always great, especially in the beginning. I mean, watching Stephen struggle to find his voice and figure out this character and figure out how this was all supposed to work, but the writing and the whole process, it was really great. I mean, that lesson really came from Stephen, you know, he was the one who imparted that wisdom to me because he said, things don't go well, but that's OK. We'll have a chance to do it again tomorrow. It really helped me learn to let go of things that aren't working, you know, you can't keep holding on to things that aren't working. You have to learn from it, quickly pivot and move on. You know, he does a post-mortem after every show with the executive producers and discusses what went well, what didn't go well. Let's tweak. Let's keep moving forward, let's keep improving, let's keep moving forward. You know, there's a reason why this show has been so successful, I think it's been on the air for over nine years. Now, you know, I mean, it's also why he was chosen to fill that very big position or very big position left by David Letterman, very big beard. So, |
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